Sentence examples for overstatement from from inspiring English sources
It was a bit of overstatement from the garrulous diplomat, but not by much.
Our take: With Kia and Hyundai facing so many unanswered questions after their recent admission of mileage overstatements — from its effect on customer loyalty to the outcome of class-action suits — styling seems the least of their worries.
Andersen concluded that while the total misstatements were large, most of them dealt with overstatements from prior years and that the misstatements stemming from 1993 items were not large enough to be material to that year's profit.
Add on the fact that we're entering an election year already marked by absurd overstatements from both parties, and it seems that the Dixie Chicks could be headed for a second round of political criticism.
The overstatement stems from advertising sales that should have been accounted for as barter transactions because they were related to purchases of goods and services, Homestore.com said.
The composite suggested that Mr Fastow "felt [Mr Lay's comment] was an overstatement" stemming from Mr Lay's need to "increase public confidence" in the firm.The original FBI notes say that Mr Fastow thought the comment "fair".
It has many features borrowed from Virgil, but suffers from overstatement and exaggeration.
A failure to consider the political hierarchies and landscapes operating within African states has led to an under specification of the causal mechanisms driving different forms of violence, and an overstatement of benefits from declining civil war rates and inclusive governing coalitions.
And at points, the drama suffers from crippling overstatement.
Such overstatement may have arisen from good intentions, but at some point misleading recommendations become irresponsible.
When I traveled extensively as first lady this may be an overstatement, but not far from it and I would go to countries with authoritarian leaders, I don't remember them talking about what the people thought or wanted very much.
